EASME

EASME is a European Union executive agency that supports small and medium-sized enterprises and promotes innovation in Europe. It manages projects in the areas of small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as the environment, energy, and maritime sectors, funded by COSME, LIFE, and EMFF. EASME organizes the European Sustainable Energy Week and serves industries such as environmental management, energy production, and maritime activities.

Kristalina Georgieva

Vice President

Past deals in Renewables

BroadBit Batteries

Grant in 2021
BroadBit Batteries is focused on the development of innovative sodium-based batteries aimed at supporting the green economy. Utilizing metallic sodium chloride, these batteries are engineered to recharge in a matter of minutes, making them suitable for various applications including next-generation electric vehicles, portable electronics, starters, and grid energy storage. The company has successfully produced high-performance lab samples and is in the process of commercializing this technology, providing enterprises with access to high-power, cost-effective batteries while minimizing environmental impact.

Spartax Chemicals

Grant in 2019
In a world characterised by a growing population and dwindling natural resources, Spartax Chemicals aims to develop an ensemble of approaches for the production of added-value chemicals employing renewable starting materials. Sparteine is their first case study. They hope that the increased availability of both enantiomers will break barriers to the use of Sparteine in synthesis and catalysis and reduce the cost of downstream specialty products that depend on Sparteine along their production.

Pexapark

Grant in 2019
Pexapark AG is a Swiss company established in 2017 that provides a renewable energy investment platform designed to optimize solar, wind, and hydro investments. Based in Schlieren, the company specializes in software and advisory services focused on post-subsidy renewable energy sales and risk management. Its platform, PEXA®connect, facilitates the entire energy trading and sales workflow, including price discovery, analytics, execution, and monitoring across 18 countries. Pexapark assists renewable investors in selling their energy and managing transactions related to power purchase agreements (PPAs). Additionally, the company offers tools for structuring power sales and monitoring energy risks, thereby enabling clients to effectively navigate the complexities of the renewable energy market.

Fenris Motorcycles

Grant in 2019
Fenris Motorcycles is dedicated to producing high-end electric motorcycles that aim to outperform traditional internal combustion engine (ICE) motorcycles. The company designs its motorbikes with advanced battery-operated electric engines, which enhance maneuverability and acceleration. By prioritizing performance and control, Fenris Motorcycles offers riders a sustainable alternative that reduces emissions while delivering an exhilarating riding experience.

Tiamat

Grant in 2019
Tiamat, founded in 2017 and based in Amiens, France, specializes in the design, development, and manufacturing of sodium-ion battery cells aimed at mobility applications and stationary energy storage. Spun off from the CEA/CNRS, the company utilizes advanced sodium-ion technology, particularly in its 18650 cells, which offer notable advantages such as fast charging, high power density, and enhanced cycle life. Tiamat focuses on further refining its technology and aims to qualify its prototypes through collaborations with various industrial partners and end users, providing innovative and long-lasting energy storage solutions.

INDEREN

Grant in 2019
INDEREN Is a company with an important technical capacity and with a wide experience in the field of industrial installations, dedicated to the promotion and development of renewable energies, and especially sensitive to the environment. They offer a competitive energy model that provides economic returns and social values to their customers, both domestic and industrial.

envelio

Grant in 2019
envelio GmbH, founded in 2017 and based in Cologne, Germany, specializes in developing software and algorithms aimed at enhancing the planning and operation of energy networks. Its primary offering, the Intelligent Grid Platform (IGP), serves as a modular software solution that assists distribution grid operators in digitizing and automating their processes. The IGP includes applications for data quality, grid planning, and grid operation, which help identify and rectify data inconsistencies and optimize congestion management. By leveraging artificial intelligence and mathematical optimization, envelio’s platform supports the integration of numerous distributed energy resources and smart meter data, enabling grid operators to manage the complexities of modern power grids while facilitating a smoother energy transition.

Dufour Aerospace

Grant in 2019
Dufour Aerospace is an aviation company that developed aerobatic aircraft and focuses on developing next-generation electric aircraft. The company specializes in the fields of aerospace, cleantech, and electric vehicle. The company was founded in 2017 and headquartered in Valais, Switzerland.

Ampaire

Grant in 2019
Ampaire Inc. is a company that designs and develops electric-powered commercial aircraft, aimed at making aviation cleaner, quieter, and more accessible. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Hawthorne, California, Ampaire focuses on innovative solutions in energy storage, propulsion, and aircraft architecture. Their custom propulsion systems are scalable, allowing for various aircraft sizes while significantly reducing operational costs and minimizing carbon emissions. As a portfolio company of the Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator, Ampaire is committed to addressing climate change through low-emission aviation technologies, enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of air travel.

Ecohelix

Grant in 2019
Ecohelix specializes in the production of innovative amphiphilic polymers derived from lignocellulosic side streams of the pulp industry. Utilizing a patented enzymatic process, the company transforms residual materials such as lignin and hemicellulose into high-performance, biodegradable polymers. Their flagship product, WOODMER®, serves as a sustainable alternative to conventional plastics and fossil-based materials, finding applications in packaging, adhesives, and paper chemicals. By harnessing underutilized raw materials, Ecohelix not only enhances the value of the pulp industry but also contributes to a more sustainable future by significantly reducing CO2 emissions and promoting environmentally friendly practices across various sectors, including packaging, construction, and cosmetics.

SolarSwing

Grant in 2019
SolarSwing specializes in transparent solar shading technology aimed at enhancing the energy efficiency and comfort of buildings. The company designs and manufactures transparent solar panels that optimize natural daylight while harnessing solar energy. Their solutions are applicable for both interior spaces and integrated into glass roofs and facades. By converting glass buildings into energy-generating structures, SolarSwing enables clients to significantly reduce energy consumption and foster healthier, more productive environments.

Aero Enterprise

Grant in 2019
Aero Enterprise GmbH, founded in 2013 and based in Linz, Austria, specializes in automated inspection services for wind turbines throughout Europe. The company utilizes advanced drone technology and proprietary software to provide comprehensive inspection and analysis solutions for both onshore and offshore wind facilities, as well as industrial plants. Aero Enterprise's expertise includes real-time data acquisition and AI-driven software analysis, which enable detailed digital reporting and effective blade management strategies. By leveraging its innovative technologies, the company aims to enhance efficiency and intelligence in the wind energy sector, benefiting all key stakeholders involved.

Power InnoTech

Grant in 2019
Power InnoTech is a technological startup based in Spain that specializes in high-performance power electronics tailored for industrial electronics and automation. The company focuses on developing innovative solutions utilizing wide bandgap semiconductor technologies, such as silicon carbide (SiC) and gallium nitride (GaN), alongside planar passive technologies derived from aerospace applications. By employing advanced power topologies and control strategies, Power InnoTech aims to enhance the efficiency and reduce operational costs across various sectors, including renewable energy, aeronautics, and e-mobility. Their commitment to disruptive power technologies positions them as a key player in improving industrial processes.

Kyanos

Grant in 2019
High value polysaccharides and pigments produced with high-output micro-algae and vertical photo-reactors.

Modvion

Grant in 2019
Modvion is a Swedish/ American Engineering and Industrial Design company developing modular designs in renewable engineered wood product materials to simplify and improve construction logistics. Their current area of focus is in wind tower technology. Modvion´s patented module technology enables significantly decreased cost, efficient transportation and streamlined installation of towers exceeding 120 m. Ultimately, this results in increased cost efficiency in the harvesting of wind resources.

Climate Recovery

Grant in 2019
Climate Recovery provides sustainable ductwork solution for the next generation.

Hydrogenics

Grant in 2019
Hydrogenics Corporation designs, develops, and manufactures hydrogen generation and fuel cell products utilizing water electrolysis and proton exchange membrane (PEM) technologies. The company operates through two main segments: OnSite Generation and Power Systems. The OnSite Generation segment offers hydrogen generation products, including alkaline electrolyzers branded as HySTAT and HyLYZER, which are tailored for both indoor and outdoor applications, primarily targeting industrial customers in need of high purity hydrogen produced on-site. The Power Systems segment provides PEM fuel cell products under the HyPM brand for various applications, including motive power for vehicles and stationary power solutions, catering to original equipment manufacturers and system integrators. Hydrogenics maintains a global presence with operations in Canada, Belgium, and Germany, and distributes its products through a direct sales force and a network of distributors. The company has also partnered with Air Liquide to advance PEM electrolysis technologies. Headquartered in Mississauga, Canada, Hydrogenics has been a subsidiary of Cummins Inc. since September 2019.

Alpha Cleantec

Grant in 2019
Alpha Cleantec AG, founded in 2016, specializes in environmental technologies aimed at mitigating the impacts of industrial activities on the environment. With a team of experienced scientists and technicians, the company focuses on developing innovative, tailor-made solutions to address contamination issues while minimizing economic costs and maximizing eco-friendly outcomes. Alpha Cleantec has established a cooperative agreement with the Casali Institute of Applied Chemistry at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem to enhance its research and development capabilities. The company has demonstrated its technologies in laboratory settings, achieving conversion rates of up to 97%, and is currently conducting pilot tests to validate the scalability of its solutions. Its offerings include technologies for soil treatment, railway ballast, and wastewater treatment, enabling clients to effectively manage a variety of contaminants. Alpha Cleantec is committed to addressing one of the world's pressing environmental challenges, striving to create a healthier and greener planet for future generations.

Pawa

Grant in 2019
Pawa is free energy to generate income. Pawa is power in your hands. Pawa differs from other companies in the personal energy category with its FREE ENERGY from a MOBILE, PERSONAL, and MODULAR system.

Passive Shower

Grant in 2019
Passive Shower is a mix between a shower tray and a heat recovery exchanger, an easy way to fit in all the houses without problem, a energy saver system. They recover the energy of hot water who goes to the drain.

Increscendo Consultancy

Grant in 2019
Increscendo Consultancy is an engineering company specialized in renewable energies, civil and building construction. They get involved with the Client from the initial phase of the concept creation, carrying on with public administrations and private sides affected. They generate all the technical documents and reports, from drawing the construction project to supervising its construction for the Client. They have engineers with a wide experience in the civil field which provide the best solution for any problem arisen at any stage of your project.

CPD-SWISS

Grant in 2019
CPD-SWISS Ltd., headquartered in Bad Zurzach, Canton of Aargau, is a Swiss public company founded in 2012 with a share capital of CHF 300 000.00. The share capital and also the share holders was increased to CHF 2.4 million in 2015. The company specialises in the development and implementation of projects for the production of diesel fuels and storable energy carriers from renewable residual waste materials (biomass) and from organic waste (plastic, synthetic materials, etc.). For this purpose, CPD-SWISS develops and builds industrial plants based on CPD technology (Catalytic Pressureless Depolymerisation). A CPD plant is planned to be used for customer presentations and testing of various materials and for ongoing technological development at the location of Bad Zurzach (Switzerland).

LeydenJar Technologies

Grant in 2019
LeydenJar Technologies B.V. is a Netherlands-based company founded in 2016 that focuses on enhancing lithium-ion battery performance through the development of pure silicon anodes. By replacing traditional graphite anodes with innovative nanoporous silicon, LeydenJar Technologies significantly increases energy density, achieving a 70% improvement over current standards. This advancement not only leads to batteries with higher energy density of 1350Wh/L but also reduces costs by 20% and lowers the carbon footprint by 85%. The company's commitment to greener, more efficient battery technology positions it as a key player in the energy storage market.

Lightyear

Grant in 2019
Lightyear is an innovative automotive company based in the Netherlands, focused on transforming sustainable transportation through solar technology. The company develops solar-powered electric vehicles that not only utilize traditional electric vehicle charging systems but also harness clean solar energy to reduce dependence on conventional charging methods. Its flagship model, the Lightyear Zero, incorporates advanced solar panels directly into the vehicle's design, allowing it to generate energy from sunlight and extend its driving range significantly. With features such as four independently driven wheels and optimized aerodynamics, Lightyear aims to provide a practical transportation alternative that enables consumers to drive in locations lacking charging infrastructure, all while promoting eco-friendly mobility and sustainability.

Utonomy

Grant in 2019
Utonomy Ltd. is a company based in Southampton, United Kingdom, that specializes in manufacturing technology to optimize pressure in gas distribution networks. Founded in 2015, Utonomy's innovative solutions allow network operators to automate pressure management, addressing large seasonal and daily variations in demand. By retrofitting existing infrastructure with its patented controllers and utilizing cloud-based software powered by artificial intelligence and machine learning, Utonomy significantly reduces methane leakage—a potent greenhouse gas. The company’s technology not only enhances the safety and reliability of gas networks but also facilitates the integration of biomethane, helping operators comply with regulatory requirements while minimizing environmental impact. Utonomy serves clients both in the United Kingdom and internationally.

UBQ Materials

Grant in 2018
UBQ Materials specializes in converting mixed household waste into a sustainable composite material that serves as a substitute for oil-based plastics. By employing innovative technology, the company transforms heterogeneous waste into a consistent thermoplastic material, enabling manufacturers to adopt a more sustainable approach to production. This process not only diverts waste from landfills but also significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions. Through its product, UBQ™ , the company supports corporate clients in minimizing their reliance on finite natural resources and aids in lowering their overall carbon footprint.

Airovation Technologies

Grant in 2018
Airovation Technologies specializes in climate-tech solutions focused on carbon capture and utilization (CCU). The company employs proprietary mineralization technology to capture post-combustion carbon dioxide emissions directly from industrial sources, enabling hard-to-abate industries to meet net-zero targets without requiring extensive infrastructure like pipelines. Airovation's second-generation process mineralizes carbon emissions with over 90% efficiency, producing valuable byproducts such as sulfuric acid and calcium carbonate. Sulfuric acid, a key chemical in fertilizer and precious metals manufacturing, is generated at a purity of 98%. Precipitated calcium carbonate, which has applications in cement and plastics, can be stored as a long-term CO2 storage solution or sold within a circular economy. Additionally, Airovation's technology contributes to improved air quality by purifying indoor spaces and transforming harmful gases into clean oxygen, thus enhancing environmental sustainability and human health. The company is actively establishing partnerships to create a global network that supports the implementation of its innovative solutions.

VitalFluid

Grant in 2018
VitalFluid is a young innovative company specialised in Plasma Activated Water (PAW), engineering & design of PAW-equipment and application. Plasma Activated Water is produced by making use of water, air and electricity. Ambient air is brought into the plasma phase with electrical energy and plasma activated air is brought into contact with water. Reactive oxygen and nitrogen are dissolved into the water creating Plasma Activated Water. The process of treating water with plasma is copied out of nature. When lightning strikes during a thunderstorm, rain and water are treated with plasma. It is one of nature's ways to fixate nitrogen in the form of nitrate, the most important fertilizer for plants and crops.

Eologix

Grant in 2018
Eologix Sensor Technology GmbH, founded in 2014 and based in Graz, Austria, specializes in designing and manufacturing wireless sensor systems for temperature and icing detection on wind turbine rotor blades. The company offers autonomous and easily retrofittable sensors that can be installed on various types of wind turbines. Each system includes a single receiving unit per turbine, accompanied by multiple sensing units that are distributed across the blades' surface. These sensors can be conveniently mounted during regular inspections, enhancing the operational efficiency and safety of wind energy systems.

Chrysalix Technologies

Grant in 2018
Chrysalix Technologies is an Imperial College spin-out company developing an innovative biomass fractionation process using low-cost ionic liquids. Currently, their society is heavily relying on the use of crude oil while products are discarded at the end of their lives. They want to change that, which is why they are developing novel chemical processes that enable us to live more sustainably in a clean world. Their first product is the BioFlex process that uses waste wood and agricultural by-products as well as sustainably grown biomass to produce a greener alternative to today’s petrochemical industry while providing unwanted waste materials with a new purpose.

BuffaloGrid

Grant in 2018
BuffaloGrid is a company focused on providing mobile power and connectivity solutions to underserved markets, particularly in off-grid areas. Its innovative technology aims to bridge the digital divide by offering solar-powered phone charging systems and access to digital content and services. By enabling smartphone users in frontier markets to utilize their devices more effectively, BuffaloGrid seeks to enhance their quality of life and business opportunities. The company's mission centers on connecting billions of overlooked customers, empowering them with essential mobile digital services that can lead to significant improvements in their daily activities.

Creapaper

Grant in 2018
Creapaper develops an innovative raw material for paper production that is made mostly out of grass fiber. They provide the paper industry with a new raw material for the production of paper and cardboard – grass! Or, to be more precise, it’s actually dried hay. It is prepared using their own patented process according to the requirements of the corresponding paper mill and is then incorporated into its production cycle as a raw material instead of virgin fibres (wood) or recycled paper. If wood is substituted by grass as a raw material for the production of paper and cardboard, CO2 emissions arising from the manufacturing process are reduced by up to 75%.

Carbon Clean

Grant in 2018
Carbon Clean specializes in carbon dioxide recovery technology tailored for industrial applications, focusing on the decarbonization of power plants and utilities. The company has developed a patented carbon capture process that utilizes a proprietary regenerable advanced solvent and enhanced energy integration, allowing for the removal of up to 90% of carbon dioxide from flue gases. This energy-efficient technology is designed to be both cost-effective and adaptable, suitable for integration into new facilities or retrofitting existing ones. By providing industrial-quality carbon dioxide for reuse or sequestration, Carbon Clean enables its clients to adopt scalable and affordable carbon capture solutions. The company operates multiple research teams and facilities worldwide, commercializing its innovative technology for a diverse range of global customers.

TESVOLT

Grant in 2018
TESVOLT GmbH, established in 2014 and headquartered in Wittenberg, Germany, specializes in the development and manufacturing of lithium battery storage systems aimed at the commercial and industrial sectors. As a recognized leader in energy storage solutions in Germany and Europe, TESVOLT produces intelligent lithium storage systems with power capacities ranging from 10 kilowatt hours to several megawatt hours, all manufactured in a carbon-neutral gigafactory. Their products facilitate companies in reducing energy dependency and contribute to the transition toward renewable energy sources, including solar, wind, and biogas. The company has been acknowledged with various awards for its innovative approaches, driven by its co-founders Daniel Hannemann and Simon Schandert, who have extensive experience in the photovoltaic sector. TESVOLT's focus on developing economical storage solutions is complemented by its commitment to safety and quality, as evidenced by TÜV certification for its products.

PHYSEE Technologies

Grant in 2018
PHYSEE was founded by two applied physicists, who, during their graduation, found a way to generate electricity with transparent glass. We still use this creative, physical angle when looking at the buildings around us, to see how we can optimize these buildings using smart and sustainable innovations. Our goal is to make the built environment energy neutral by tapping into the so far missed potential of building facades without compromising on it's design.

Ideol Offshore

Grant in 2018
Ideol is a global and pure player in floating foundations for offshore wind and has been engineering and accompanying floating offshore wind projects from conception to installation since 2010. Recipient of numerous innovation and entrepreneurship awards and recognized as one of the most promising cleantech companies, Ideol’s fully integrated team of over 60 experts and engineers has patented numerous innovations of which its globally acclaimed Damping Pool ®. A prestigious panel of international private and public investors have been supporting the company’s growth since its creation.

DualMetha

Grant in 2018
DualMetha is a Paris-based company founded in 2017 that specializes in the design and development of biogas plants utilizing various waste inputs. The company employs anaerobic digestion technology to generate biomethane, which can be injected into the gas network and used as a fuel alternative for vehicles. By focusing on the treatment of both continuous liquid and discontinuous solid waste, DualMetha addresses local environmental, social, and economic challenges, offering solutions that help farmers minimize production costs. The company's services extend to the agricultural, community, and environmental sectors, promoting sustainable practices through innovative waste management.

Elcogen

Grant in 2018
Elcogen is a manufacturer and developer of high-performance anode-supported Intermediate Temperature Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (IT-SOFC) and Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) stacks, utilizing proprietary materials and technological solutions. Established in 2001, the company aims to facilitate a clean energy future through its innovative fuel cell technology, which significantly reduces emissions from natural gas systems while providing twice the power for the same amount of gas. Elcogen's solid oxide fuel cells are recognized for their efficiency, enabling effective energy conversion, reversible operation for both power generation and hydrogen production, and flexibility in fuel use. This technology not only supports renewable energy generation but also contributes to the production of green hydrogen, offering industries an efficient means to reduce costs and enhance sustainability.

Tracegrow

Grant in 2018
Tracegrow is a Finnish cleantech company operating in the circular economy. They are the only company in the world that has developed an innovative technology to extract, purify and reuse the vital trace elements Zinc and Manganese from alkaline batteries and circulate them safely back to the nature as the world’s most ecological Zinc and Manganese-based micronutrient products for farming. They strive to minimize the exploitation of their planet’s limited resources by reusing them wisely. Their clean technology innovation provides a solution to two global challenges: the ecological reuse of the trace elements in alkaline batteries and nourishing farmland suffering from micronutrient deficiency.

Hydrogenics

Grant in 2018
Hydrogenics Corporation designs, develops, and manufactures hydrogen generation and fuel cell products utilizing water electrolysis and proton exchange membrane (PEM) technologies. The company operates through two main segments: OnSite Generation and Power Systems. The OnSite Generation segment offers hydrogen generation products, including alkaline electrolyzers branded as HySTAT and HyLYZER, which are tailored for both indoor and outdoor applications, primarily targeting industrial customers in need of high purity hydrogen produced on-site. The Power Systems segment provides PEM fuel cell products under the HyPM brand for various applications, including motive power for vehicles and stationary power solutions, catering to original equipment manufacturers and system integrators. Hydrogenics maintains a global presence with operations in Canada, Belgium, and Germany, and distributes its products through a direct sales force and a network of distributors. The company has also partnered with Air Liquide to advance PEM electrolysis technologies. Headquartered in Mississauga, Canada, Hydrogenics has been a subsidiary of Cummins Inc. since September 2019.

Electrex

Grant in 2018
Electrex manufactures energy-saving technology solutions for energy efficiency and energy automation applications. They offer instruments and software for energy measurement, energy saving, consumption, and production management. Their monitoring and management solutions are used in energy efficiency and energy automation applications in industrial, commercial, residential, public buildings, and renewable energy systems and allow a quick return on investment.

Saltx Technology Holding

Grant in 2018
SaltX Technology Holding AB specializes in the development and sale of innovative energy storage solutions. The company has created and patented a groundbreaking technology that enables the storage of energy in salt crystals. This unique approach allows for efficient conversion of stored energy into heating and cooling applications. By leveraging the properties of salt, SaltX aims to provide sustainable energy storage options that contribute to the future of energy management.

3E

Grant in 2018
3E is a SaaS company that provides digital solutions and expert services to help renewable energy assets perform better. As a trusted data services partner, it provides future-proof and simple-to-implement solutions throughout the life of a project, assisting developers, asset managers, operators, investors, EPC contractors, and IPPs. SynaptiQ, 3E's one-stop digital platform, offers a comprehensive set of SaaS solutions for development, operational asset management, and analytics. Furthermore, 3E provides a variety of expert services for engineering, technical, and strategic decision support.

ColdZymes

Grant in 2018
Coldzymes develops enzymes from microorganisms isolated from cold environments from all over the World, e.g. from Greenland, Alaska, Svalbard, Antarctica. Cold-active enzymes from Coldzymes may be used in novel industrial processes that are more - Economic, due to lower consumption of fossil fuel - Efficient, due to increased specific activity of cold-active enzymes - Hygieinic, because food spoilers do not grow at low temperatures Coldzymes’ enzymes are developed in accordance with the Convention on Biological Diversity. Coldzymes is a project under the multi-disciplinary and multi-national initiative Greenland Perspective that brings together researchers, civil society, industry and authorities to explore how Greenland’s human and natural resources can be used to develop new technologies, business opportunities and societal models.

Sisener Ingenieros

Grant in 2018
Sisener Ingenieros is a consultancy and engineering firm born in Spain in the year 2000, when some experts in control engineering for hydroelectric plants and substations established a company clearly intended to provide comprehensive services in the energy sector: generation, transport / transmission and distribution of electric power and renewable energy. Afterwards new sectors have been added: waste treatmente and valorization and thermo-chemical process. Over these years, SISENER has consolidated itself as one of the benchmark companies in the sector, at both national and international levels, with 124 engineers to cover the following specialties: Electrical, Civil, Thermal, Structure, Piping, Industrial Process, Scada, and Instrumentation & Control.

Cascade Water Products

Grant in 2018
Cascade Water Products specializes in developing greywater reuse systems aimed at reducing water consumption and enhancing water efficiency for enterprises. The company focuses on creating short retention micro-greywater recycling systems that are low energy, cost-effective, and easy to install and maintain. Cascade Water Products addresses customer inquiries through various channels, including phone, email, and online applications, ensuring responsive service. By commercializing domestic micro-greywater reuse technology, the company supports clients in optimizing their water use, ultimately contributing to sustainable water management practices.

Bioazul

Grant in 2018
Bioazul is an engineering and technology consultancy that specializes in developing innovative and sustainable solutions for the treatment and reuse of water resources. The company is actively involved in research and development projects and has successfully executed over 40 international projects, tailoring solutions to various contexts. Bioazul also offers a range of innovative products aimed at environmental protection and energy efficiency. By focusing on clean water access, sustainable urban development, and climate change mitigation, Bioazul contributes to the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Leveraging extensive knowledge and experience across different industrial sectors, the company serves as a catalyst for collaboration between businesses and research centers both in Spain and globally.

Leviathan Dynamics

Grant in 2018
Leviathan Dynamics, founded in 2016, is an innovative company focused on transforming industrial refrigeration by replacing fluorinated gas-based systems with more environmentally friendly and efficient alternatives. The company specializes in the development of mechanical vapor compressors that utilize a unique speed compressor design, allowing for the implementation of mechanical vapor compression without the need for large and costly compressors. This technology enables clients to adopt machines that maintain a low environmental footprint, aligning industrial progress with environmental stewardship. Through its advancements, Leviathan Dynamics aims to create greener solutions for the refrigeration industry.

Solelia Greentech

Grant in 2018
Solelia Greentech specializes in providing solar-powered charging solutions for electric vehicles. The company develops charging stations that harness solar energy, allowing users to recharge their electric and hybrid vehicles with 100% renewable energy. Its clientele includes real estate companies, municipalities, and business organizations seeking sustainable energy alternatives for vehicle charging. In addition to solar charging infrastructure, Solelia Greentech offers comprehensive services that include financing solutions, branding support, maintenance, and payment processing. This focus on non-polluting energy sources positions Solelia Greentech as a leader in promoting environmentally friendly transportation options.

X1 Wind

Grant in 2018
X1 Wind is a Barcelona-based company focused on developing innovative floating wind platforms designed for deep-water offshore wind energy. Founded in 2017, the company has engineered a floating system that significantly reduces costs by 50% and weight by 80% compared to traditional floating solutions. Its design minimizes the number of active systems, allowing for simplified installation and maintenance. The platform can be fully assembled at the port and deployed using a small tug boat, enhancing operational efficiency. X1 Wind's technology aims to provide a scalable and sustainable energy solution, contributing to the global transition toward clean and affordable energy while also helping to reduce carbon emissions.

Tocircle

Grant in 2018
Tocircle is a mechanical technology company. Tocircle Industries was founded in 2003 to develop and bring to market a new kind of rotary vane machine based on the ideas of Norwegian inventor Kjell Vading. Several years of development, piloting and testing i.a. with oil company Statoil and at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences have proven and qualified the Tocircle concept. Design of specialized units has been commissioned by industry majors. The global importance of environmental protection, resource conservation and climate protection is increasing, creating a demand for new and more efficient solutions. Tocircle Industries focuses on energy recovery and energy production. Their technology provides significant environmental improvements to industries such as electricity generation, oil and gas development, water/desalination plants, maritime industries and transportation. Tocircle Industries aims to become one of Norway’s most reputable, profitable and well-known industry players for energy efficiency, electricity production and oil and gas solutions. The company is publicly owned. Tocircle co-operates with Norwegian research institute IFE, is a partner of OREEC and member of German industry association B.KWK.

VoltStorage

Grant in 2018
VoltStorage GmbH, based in Olching, Germany, specializes in developing and producing power storage devices that utilize eco-friendly redox flow technology. The company's flagship product, VoltStorage, is a vanadium redox flow battery system designed to store excess electricity generated by solar panels during the day for use at night. This innovative approach enables homeowners to access renewable energy around the clock, promoting sustainability and environmental responsibility. In addition to its products, VoltStorage offers installation and technical support services, ensuring customers can effectively integrate these systems into their homes. The company aims to make renewable energy more accessible and contribute to a cleaner, fairer world for future generations.

Hydro Air Concept Energie

Grant in 2018
Hace is a wave energy company that generates electricity continuously and at a low cost using wave energy. The company brings a disruptive solution to produce clean renewable energy, using the considerable opportunity of wave power. They offer an innovative, patented process, using the immense reserve of wave power to produce non-intermittent electricity. Hace segments the swell to be able to recover energy from all types of waves, from the smallest to the largest. It's modular manufacturing, universal installation and simplified maintenance make it suitable for all consumers, including the poorest.

Integro-SD

Grant in 2018
Integro-SD specializes in the production of organic fertilizers and, as a derivative, on renewable energy sources. The company is a part of MacHOUSE Holding (Ukraine). The company Integro tries to popularize, develop, and maintain the culture of waste processing and production of renewable energy sources for the benefit of the nation. In 2011, the company Integro mastered the technological process of sustainable anaerobic processing of pure chicken manure with no additives and chemical treatment using reactors of its own manufacture. The company Integro is the author of the original BGU design. In 2012, Integro built the first mobile biogas unit (experimental version) for processing 100 per cent pure chicken manure. In 2014, Integro finished the construction of biogas plant in Kyiv region, Ukraine for processing 1 ton of pure chicken manure per day. Biogas plants by Integro's technology solve the problem of utilization of poultry plants' waste and other agricultural waste due to flexibility of technological process. Biohumus produced in our biogas plant can create the fertile soil layer from the scratch or restore exhausted soil. It is 100 per cent organic and contains no chemicals or other additives. Biohumus is produced from pure chicken manure.

TreaTech

Grant in 2018
TreaTech is a Swiss Cleantech company founded in 2015 by engineers from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL). The company focuses on developing innovative treatment technology aimed at addressing the challenges of wastewater management. Its catalytic hydrothermal gasification (HTG) system provides an eco-friendly solution for the disposal of various liquid wastes, such as sewage sludge, which are typically incinerated or sent to landfills. This advanced thermochemical process transforms these wastes into valuable by-products, including renewable gas, clean water, and mineral salts that can be further upgraded into fertilizers. TreaTech's approach aligns with sustainable development goals and the principles of a circular economy, enabling clients to benefit from efficient wastewater treatment while recycling essential resources.

Stignergy

Grant in 2018
Stignergy SA is a Swiss company based in Yverdon-les-Bains, specializing in the development and manufacture of a Smart Energy Management System (SEMS). Founded in 2012, Stignergy aims to address the challenges faced by small and medium enterprises in managing energy consumption effectively. The SEMS leverages artificial intelligence and bio-inspired technology to monitor and control energy-intensive devices such as heaters, air conditioners, and motors. By optimizing electrical peak power and scheduling consumption, the system helps professionals reduce their electricity costs significantly. Additionally, it offers features like automatic preventive maintenance and failure detection for electrical appliances, thereby enhancing operational efficiency.

Centrales Energeticas Ciclonicas S.L.

Grant in 2018
Centrales Energeticas Ciclonicas S.L. is a company building power plants for producing energy.

Alaz Arima

Grant in 2018
Alaz Arima is a company specialized in the design, development, manufacture, and commercialization of two-phase thermosyphons based technology cooling systems, applicable to wind turbines components and to other sectors, such as photovoltaics.

Green Consult and Finance

Grant in 2018
Green Consult and Finance (GCF) is a carbon consultancy company which also carries out R&D and Innovation activities for clean-tech projects. GCF is composed of a team of experts with extensive professional experience specializing in the areas of renewable energy, environment and carbon. The GCF people held highly professional positions in quantitative analysis, economic research and consulting, carbon trading, business development, supply and project management, in governmental institutions, multinational utilities, regulatory bodies, supply companies and consultancy firms. Therefore, the GCF team provides its clients with global and sustainable business perspectives as well as with concrete and effective business solutions.

Arrecife Systems

Grant in 2018
Arrecife Systems is an energy company that focuses in the field of fluids mechanics for over 25 years, experimenting on the design of turbines and airfoils. This led to improvements applicable in the fields of aerodynamics and hydrodynamics. ​​ Combining his research with the observation of Nature, Prof. Doria noted that tiny living corals occupy vast extensions, forming a reef able to absorb much of the energy of waves in an efficient manner. This led to the idea of ​​creating direct action turbines placed in series, being them composed of many blades simulating a coral reef.

Natural Fire

Grant in 2018
Natural Fire invests continuously in the development of new technologies to maintain the level of excellence of its products. In recent years, the commitment to a high-performance product has become the standard of our team of engineers, with the goal of offering products with lower consumption and greater power every day. Today more than 50% of the budget allocated to innovation, is used in the study and development of technologies that allow to offer energy efficiency of the highest degree. Distributors and installers who decide to offer their clients Natural Fire Products, are on the right track if what they want is a deeply satisfied customer.

GEV Wind Power

Grant in 2018
GEV Wind Power specializes in comprehensive maintenance and engineering services for the wind energy sector, focusing primarily on rotor blade maintenance and inspection. Initially serving a single turbine manufacturer in Europe, the company has expanded its offerings to include fabric and tower services for owner-operators, utilities, and major turbine manufacturers worldwide. As a leading independent service provider, GEV Wind Power is recognized for its technical expertise and innovative solutions. The company maintains a strong commitment to technician training, ensuring its workforce meets high industry standards and can adapt to the evolving needs of the market. GEV Wind Power also emphasizes research and development, investing in new technologies to enhance service delivery and reduce energy costs. Its diverse range of services positions the company as a crucial partner for clients within the energy services sector.

Rock Energy AS

Grant in 2018
Rock Energy delivers complete heating systems through the use of the inexhaustible source of renewable energy that is stored beneath our feet. The company has two main business areas; middle deep energy wells with depths ranging between 1000 and 3000 meters, and deep energy well systems with depths down to 5000 meters. It has developed GEODEPower geothermal plants based on deep-drilling and enhanced geothermal well-system patented technology capable of delivering energy even in very low geothermal gradients, thus allowing exploitation at any location no matter geological activity.

Zaphiro

Grant in 2018
Zaphiro is a company that specializes in developing real-time monitoring and automation systems aimed at improving the efficiency and profitability of electrical grid operations. Founded in April 2017 as a spin-off of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, it was established by researchers Paolo Romano, Marco Pignati, and Lorenzo Zanni. The company’s technology provides a comprehensive view of energy flows within the grid and enhances fault detection capabilities. By utilizing distributed sensing and a central grid controller, Zaphiro enables clients to safely incorporate renewable energy sources and electric vehicles into their systems. Its solutions facilitate quick responses to electrical faults, thereby reducing the impact of power outages.

Visblue

Grant in 2017
VisBlue is a private company focused on the production and development of vanadium-based redox flow battery systems. Their technology allows for the independent scaling of electrical power and storage capacity, making it suitable for residential homes and small to medium-sized enterprises. VisBlue aims to enhance the utilization of solar and renewable energy systems by providing solutions that enable effective energy storage. The company's batteries are designed with sustainability in mind, incorporating recyclable materials that facilitate responsible end-of-life disposal. With expertise in battery development, power electronics, and market adaptation, VisBlue is committed to meeting the energy storage needs of housing associations, self-governing institutions, and municipalities.

Ennos Ag

Grant in 2017
The Swiss company ennos was founded in 2006 as a spin-off of Berne University of Applied Sciences. The purpose of ennos is to develop and distribute a highly efficient, portable solar pump for smallholder irrigation and domestic water supply in developing countries. ennos promotes the use of a CO2-free, economic technology that combines income, productivity and labor-saving benefits and a more sustainable use of the resources energy and water.

DHP Technology

Grant in 2017
DHP Technology is a startup in the energy sector. Its mission is to provide a contemporary energy supply that meets the requirements of the environment, society, and the economy alike. Its solutions are economically viable, minimize dependency on oil and conserve scarce resources.

GENAQ Technologies

Grant in 2017
Genaq specializes in the research, development, and manufacturing of atmospheric water generation units that convert humidity in the air into high-purity soft water. Founded in 2008, the company has focused on creating sustainable solutions for water production, offering a range of water generation units and tailored developments to meet specific customer needs. Genaq's third-generation water generators are currently in operation worldwide, addressing water challenges in both residential and commercial sectors while promoting environmental sustainability. The company is part of an industrial group with over 30 years of experience in designing and manufacturing HVAC and refrigeration units, providing it with the financial and industrial capacity to scale production effectively. With access to a team of more than 70 engineers and extensive automated industrial facilities, Genaq is well-equipped to innovate and meet growing demands for renewable water resources.

Technovator

Grant in 2017
TechNovator – wireless power transfer based on quantum mechanical principles. TechNovator - wireless energy transfer through energy quantization. This method of energy transfer is based on the creation of energy structures (energy pits or energy holes - these are points in the space where the transmitted energy is located) in space, which allow to transfer the energy in large volume with an efficiency of up to 95%. Technovator technology does not have existing disadvantages characteristic of classical methods of energy transfer.

geoSilica

Grant in 2017
geoSilica, founded in 2012 by Fida Abu Libdeh and Burkni Pálsson, originated from their academic research in energy and environmental engineering at the University of Iceland. The company began operations at the Hellisheidi Power Plant, collaborating with ON Energy to exploit the mineral-rich geothermal water. Through a proprietary two-step production process, geoSilica enhances the concentration of silica in the geothermal water without altering its chemical composition, subsequently replacing it with clean groundwater to produce highly pure silica particles. The production process is entirely chemical-free. In late 2014, geoSilica launched its first product, a liquid silica supplement derived from 100% natural ingredients, aimed at promoting health benefits for hair, skin, bones, and muscles. The company is also actively developing new products to expand its offerings.

Ferntech

Grant in 2017
Ferntech GMBH, headquartered in Crailsheim, Germany, specializes in designing and manufacturing monitoring and control systems for off-grid, hybrid, and microgrid power systems. Founded in 2016 and previously known as Infinite Fingers GmbH, the company offers the Universal Monitoring and Control (UMC) solution. This technology facilitates the interconnectivity of various components, a cloud server, and a software platform, enabling system operators to remotely monitor and control multiple power systems efficiently. Ferntech's UMC solution supports compatibility with components from any manufacturer and employs visual programming tools, making it accessible for users of varying technical expertise. By lowering costs and logistical barriers, Ferntech enhances the operational capabilities of power system operators, allowing them to perform preventive maintenance, customize reports, and consolidate data on a single web-based dashboard, ultimately improving productivity and reducing maintenance expenses.

Fuelium

Grant in 2017
Fuelium is involved in the emerging field of paper-based batteries. The company was born upon the opportunity identified in our patented technology, as an eco-friendly power source for disposable single-use electronic analytical devices.

Skipping Rocks Lab

Grant in 2017
Skipping Rocks Lab is a London-based startup that develops natural and biodegradable packaging for liquids made from seaweed extract. It has developed Ooho!, an edible water bottle alternative to plastic bottles. Skipping Rocks Lab was co-founded by graduates from Imperial College and Royal College of Art and is currently incubated in the Climate KIC accelerator.

Albufera e-Power

Grant in 2017
Albufera e-Power specializies in the development of aluminium-air batteries and the distribution of energy storage solutions. It operates as a subsidiary of Albufera Energy Storage. Albufera e-Power, through its CELION y SELENE projects, envisages the use of second-life batteries in other electric mobility and smart city applications.

Adaptive Balancing Power

Grant in 2017
Adaptive Balancing Power GmbH, founded in 2016 and located in Darmstadt, Germany, specializes in power storage systems, particularly through its innovative flywheel technology. This energy storage solution is designed to manage fluctuations in renewable energy output and enhance grid stability. The company's adaptive flywheel energy storage system plays a crucial role in enabling a cost-effective transition to sustainable energy, allowing for the decommissioning of conventional power plants while ensuring reliable power supply. Unlike traditional batteries, this system offers consistent performance over its lifespan, making it suitable for various applications, including electric vehicle infrastructure and fast charging cycles. Additionally, its high efficiency and longevity contribute to significant reductions in emissions, further supporting environmental sustainability efforts.

EcoCinetic

Grant in 2017
EcoCinetic is a start-up located in La Rochelle, which develops and sells hydraulic turbines on the water, without threshold or dam, called tidal turbines. This technology was conceived in the issue of respect for the environment. These tidal turbines make it possible to produce electricity (from 1kW to 40 kW) by capturing the kinetic energy of the currents. EcoCinetic has acquired an incomparable experience in the operation of turbines in rivers and estuaries.

Leclanché

Grant in 2017
Leclanché designs, develops, and manufactures customized energy storage solutions for electricity generation and transmission, mass transportation, heavy industrial machines and speciality batteries. This battery energy storage solution provider offers multi-technology lithium-ion battery systems designed to meet specific application needs within a given operating environment. With a long history dating back to 1909, Leclanché has always placed a focus on transparency, quality management and sustainability during every stage of the production life-cycle.

MEMBRASENZ GmbH

Grant in 2017
MEMBRASENZ GmbH was founded in June 2015 by Dr. Jelena Stojadinovic and Prof. Dr. Fabio La Mantia. The company's mission is to supply innovative gas separator solutions for electrolyzers’ industry and make hydrogen universally accessible. Moreover, MEMBRASENZ’s vision is to be the supplier of resource supporting products enabling the sustainability of sense and integrity based energy systems. The company is a spin-off of the Center for Electrochemical Sciences at the Ruhr-University Bochum. MEMBRASENZ has been supported by German Ministry of Economy and Energy BMWi (EXIST grant), Cluster of Excellence RESOLV "Ruhr Explores Solvation" and Horizon 2020 EU Framework Programme for Research and Innovation.

Skypull

Grant in 2017
Skypull SA is a Swiss company founded in 2013, focused on developing an airborne wind energy system that utilizes a hybrid drone capable of vertical take-off and landing. This drone operates at higher altitudes, where it captures energy from strong and consistent winds through a tether connected to a ground-based generator, thereby generating electricity. Skypull's proprietary airframe design enhances the drone's efficiency and versatility, setting it apart from competitors. The company's technology aims to provide an affordable and clean energy solution that contributes to climate change mitigation by facilitating the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources.

Act&Sorb

Grant in 2017
Act&Sorb is a self-sustaining recycling services designed to produce valuable resources from non-recyclable wastes. It is the first company to have developed a sustainable and value-adding process for re-cycling MDF. Using a pyrolysis technology, MDF waste is converted into high value activated carbon that helps provide our planet with clean air, clean water and clean soil. Act&Sorb’s mission is to develop the greenest commercial recycling solutions for hard to recycle or non-recyclable waste streams such as MDF. As pollutants in our water, air and soil are impacting the planet, we’ve created a process that converts MDF into a high value material that helps make our world cleaner. A process that turns one industry’s waste into the other’s raw material. Act&Sorb was established in 2016 and is based in Houthalen-Helchteren, Belgium.

UTB Envirotec Zrt

Grant in 2017
UTB Envirotec Zrt is a clean technology company that provides consulting, engineering, contracting and operations services to its municipal and industrial clients. It provides solutions that allow our clients to reduce, recover, renew and recycle their wastewater and organic solids to clean water, renewable energy and nutrients.

ISCLEANAIR

Grant in 2017
ISCLEANAIR is a leader in ambient air pollution abatement, specializing in innovative air cleaning technology designed to enhance environmental sustainability and energy efficiency. The company has developed over 20 patented Ambient Pollution Abatement (APA) systems that utilize water and mechanical processes to eliminate the need for filters. This technology achieves a remarkable 99% reduction in surface-level air pollution, effectively addressing a wide range of toxic substances, including greenhouse gases like CO2 and nanoparticles. With its flexible applications in both indoor and outdoor environments, ISCLEANAIR's solutions are suitable for various settings, including industrial sites, urban areas, and agricultural spaces. The company boasts over 200 validated installations and more than 60 projects worldwide, along with extensive intellectual property rights and numerous certifications. By focusing on providing clean air, ISCLEANAIR not only protects human health but also offers opportunities for earning carbon credits, solidifying its position as a global pioneer in eco-friendly air purification technology.

dynamic E flow GmbH

Grant in 2017
dynamic E flow is a high-tech company, specialized in hollow conductor cooled (capcooltech®) electric motors since 2014. dynamic E flow GmbH (DEF) is a high-tech start-up company with expertise in capcooltech® cooled electric motors. As a leading competence center for directly cooled electric motors, we develop and manufacture special machines, prototypes and small series for a wide range of industries. The capcooltech® hollow conductor cooling system developed and patented by DEF enables new dimensions of performance and efficiency. This is proven by machines in the aerospace, automotive, truck, machine tool and automation industries. The idea for its cooling technology for electric motor systems, capcooltech®, was born when the founders first experienced an overheated electric car engine. Winner of three innovation awards, dynamic E flow uses hollow copper wires instead of solid wires for the motor winding. This prevents overheating and allows its electric motors to deliver twice the power without changing size.

FuelSave

Grant in 2017
FuelSave is an energy efficiency enhancement company founded in 2012, dedicated to improving fuel consumption and reducing emissions for trucks and utility vehicles. With a strong emphasis on research and development, FuelSave combines its patented technologies with components from leading industry providers to create innovative turnkey energy solutions across various sectors. The company's platform is designed to enhance the efficiency of industrial applications, enabling clients to achieve measurable economic benefits while minimizing their environmental impact. By adapting its technology to different markets, FuelSave aims to provide effective solutions that promote sustainability and profitability for its users.

SP3H

Grant in 2017
SP3H specializes in innovative smart optical sensor technology aimed at reducing pollutant emissions in industrial settings. The company develops advanced sensors that utilize near-infrared systems to analyze the molecular structure of liquid fuels in vehicles. By adjusting settings based on real-time fuel quality data, SP3H's technology enhances combustion efficiencies, leading to lower carbon dioxide emissions and reduced fuel consumption. This focus on environmental sustainability aligns with the pressing energy challenges of the 21st century, positioning SP3H as a key player in the development of solutions that support cleaner industrial practices.

Propelair

Grant in 2017
Propelair is a UK-based manufacturer specializing in innovative toilet systems that prioritize water conservation and energy efficiency. Utilizing its patented POWA™ displaced air technology, Propelair toilets achieve a powerful flush while consuming only 1.5 liters of water, significantly reducing the environmental impact associated with traditional flush systems. This technology not only lowers water usage but also diminishes the energy required for water and waste processing, resulting in an average 80 percent reduction in carbon footprint. Propelair's systems are designed to enhance hygiene and reduce maintenance costs, making them a sustainable and efficient alternative for various settings. The company’s products comply with rigorous environmental standards, including BREEAM and the Code for Sustainable Homes.

aQysta

Grant in 2017
aQysta B.V., founded in 2013 and based in Delft, Netherlands, specializes in sustainable irrigation solutions through its innovative hydro-powered Barsha pump. This pump harnesses energy from flowing rivers and canals to lift water for agricultural use, eliminating the need for fuel or electricity. aQysta was established by three engineers from Delft University of Technology, who are committed to improving lives through practical and sustainable technologies. The company aims to enhance food security and revolutionize agriculture, particularly for underprivileged communities, by providing reliable and eco-friendly pumping systems. Its products are distributed globally, reflecting a commitment to accessible and sustainable agricultural practices.

SunOyster Systems

Grant in 2017
SunOyster Systems develops the SunOyster, a new concentrating solar technology which is able to convert the energy of the sun into both heat and electricity from the same device, achieving efficiencies higher than anything else available in the market. For use in industry and smart homes. Inspired from nature: The automatic control system closes down the mirrors to a secure position in case of stormy weather - the “Oystering position”. The heart of the SunOyster is a hybrid receiver which combines the best of Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) and Concentrated Photovoltaics (CPV) technology: The 4 m long receiver is protected by a borosilicate glass tube filled with nitrogen. Inside the tube special glass lenses concentrate the light a second time to a geometric concentration of approx. 500 suns. Special solar cells with an efficiency of up to 44% convert the sunlight directly into electricity. The cells are actively cooled by a heat transfer fluid. This fluid, can reach temperatures up to 170 °C. The SunOyster can convert 75% of the solar radiation into heat + power and in this way it is definitely superior to the standard solar technologies! On top of this it can turn heat into cold with the help of thermal chillers. Especially suitable for hotels, offices and private houses with a pool: With this ”Tri-generation“ in sunny regions the SunOyster will generate the cheapest solar energy wherever heat or cold are needed.

Smalle Technologies

Grant in 2017
Smalle Technologies is a Barcelona University (UB) spinoff which was created with the purpose of developing new methods and sources of clean renewable energy that are not dependent on fossil fuels and do not harm the environment. The company researches new methods and sources of clean and renewable energy, which are capable of meeting current needs without compromising the resources of future generations. The company is convinced that research and innovation should be oriented towards technologies that support sustainable development, and so they prioritize the search for new sustainable energy sources.

BladeInsight

Grant in 2017
BladeInsight, founded in 2015, is a prominent player in the renewable energy sector, focusing on the wind industry. The company specializes in advanced inspection solutions for wind turbine blades using autonomous drone technology. Its innovative ProDrone system has successfully inspected over 11,000 blades across more than 16 countries through a network of licensed service providers. BladeInsight's technology enables clients to collect and analyze critical data from wind turbine blades, facilitating insights and trend identification. This capability enhances asset management, risk assessment, and maintenance planning, allowing clients to conduct thorough, safe, and cost-effective inspections. Through its commitment to efficient asset management and predictive diagnostics, BladeInsight aims to contribute to a competitive and sustainable renewable energy landscape.

Asoluna AB

Grant in 2017
Asoluna is a Gothenburg solar energy company with its own production of solar thermal panels at Hisingen. Asoluna offers highly efficient solar cells to all types of customers. With solar cells on the roof, you produce renewable electricity for your property. Asoluna develops, manufactures, and supplies absorbers to solar collectors worldwide under the brands Sunstrip and Lazerplate. Absorption and emission values ​​are in the top class, as well as the overall efficiency.

Offshore Kinetics

Grant in 2017
Offshore Kinetics is an innovative Norwegian SME within the offshore wind sector. By combining well proven technology and extensive offshore oil and gas experience, Offshore Kinetics is challenging the offshore wind market with the developed offshore wind turbine support structure. The concept is very cost efficient and will reduce both CAPEX and OPEX of offshore wind farms.

Homebiogas

Grant in 2017
HomeBioGas offers the most advanced, compact and cost-effective anaerobic digesters that convert kitchen waste and animal manure into cooking gas and liquid fertilizer, while maintaining highest safety and health standards.

Pydro

Grant in 2017
Pydro GmbH, founded in 2016 and based in Hamburg, Germany, specializes in developing modular water turbines aimed at enhancing pressure management and energy recovery within water pipe networks. The company offers two primary products: the PT1 Pydro Turbine, designed for powering monitoring equipment, and the PT2 Pydro Turbine, which supports pressure management devices, chlorination systems, remote terminals, and sump pumps. Pydro's technologies focus on creating compact energy recovery solutions that are eco-friendly and self-sustaining. Their self-powered flowmeter, equipped with IoT sensors, harnesses the energy from flowing water to operate without external power, enabling precise monitoring of flow, pressure, and temperature in water systems. This innovation allows for effective device-to-cloud communication, making it suitable for large-scale deployment in water utilities and distribution networks.

depsys

Grant in 2017
DEPsys is a Swiss technology company based in Puidoux, situated in the Lavaux region near Lake Geneva. The company specializes in developing modular power-grid systems that facilitate the integration of renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind power, into traditional low-voltage electricity networks. DEPsys offers a network optimization platform that measures, monitors, and controls these power grids, helping energy providers manage the challenges posed by decentralized energy production and increasing demand. By providing innovative solutions, DEPsys aims to enhance the efficiency and reliability of electricity distribution in a rapidly evolving energy landscape.

Sunchem

Grant in 2017
Sunchem B.V. is an agro-technology company based in Amsterdam, Netherlands, focused on the research and development of sustainable protein and biofuel products derived from a non-nicotine, non-GMO tobacco variety known as Solaris. The company operates in the field of genetic engineering and aims to produce seeds rather than leaves for energy applications, holding exclusive international rights to a patented "seed tobacco" technology. Sunchem’s offerings include crude oil for energy production, biodiesel, jet fuel, and oil-cake for animal feed, all developed through a biorefinery approach that maximizes yield and sustainability. The company's innovative methods support farmers and poultry operators in creating a local and sustainable source of protein, contributing to the broader goals of energy production and environmental sustainability.

Veso Concept

Grant in 2017
Veso Concept is a green tech and engineering company that has been developing biosourced composite materials. From the sourcing of natural materials to the realization of the object, VESO offers solutions of biocomposite materials and the most innovative products with high added value. In the respect of our environment, in the evolution of the rules and the industrial standards, our concepts resulting from our applied R & D work are illustrated in major contractors Automotive and Aeronautics today.

Albufera Energy Storage

Grant in 2017
Albufera Energy Storage is a private small to medium-sized enterprise established in March 2013, focused on developing sustainable energy storage solutions. The company specializes in advanced electrochemical battery technologies, particularly those based on aluminum. Albufera is dedicated to the production and commercialization of aluminum-air batteries, providing clients in the electrochemical and industrial sectors with innovative and environmentally friendly power alternatives. Its services encompass marketing, consulting, and distribution of batteries, alongside ongoing research and development in energy storage systems, enabling clients to incorporate cost-effective and viable energy solutions.

Construcciones Zorzano

Grant in 2017
Construcciones Zorzano was originally founded in 1991 in La Rioja region of Spain. Since the very inception of the company, this family owned SME has set as their goal to find viable insulation methods for buildings. As such, their current portfolio of completed projects boasts lower energy consumption than the requirements by Spanish law, the company’s mission is set on becoming a fully near zero energy buildings developer as soon as financially possible. Over 400 housing and commercial units with a total value of over 15€ million have been developed with passive insulation techniques imbedded in them by the company in the northern region of Spain. INSUPanel consists of self-supporting, non-structural, adjoining panels that float and allow space to set an uninterrupted, thermal-bridge free, building envelope. The panels hover around leaving a single continuous volume around the building. This increases the thermal resistance of the house as a single system by effectively eliminating all thermal bridges; the result is insulation four times as effective at lower costs. INSUPanel constitutes a major breakthrough component inside the construction technology required to reach high levels of insulation. It solves the problem of competing methods that fail to achieve enough insulation without significant costs added. This construction process will drop energy requirements by up to 90% meaning direct savings of 2,558€ annually for each housing unit across Europe. It goes in line with Euopean Directives (Energy Performance of Buildings Directive and the Energy Efficiency Directive).

Advanced Substrate Technologies

Grant in 2017
Advanced Substrate Technologies focuses on transforming waste from biogas plants into valuable fungal substrates. The company has developed an innovative method to enhance the energy potential of biogas facilities by utilizing partially degassed biomass. This biomass is processed to produce substrates for mushroom cultivation, phosphorus fertilizers, and additional bioenergy. The technology leverages the natural ability of fungi to break down complex organic materials, ensuring efficient energy recovery from waste. AST's mushroom substrate, available in a convenient pill form, is designed to be more user-friendly and cost-effective compared to traditional substrates, improving working conditions during production. The system integrates well-known technologies in a novel manner to maximize energy recycling and can be implemented as an extension of existing biogas or mushroom production facilities. The approach is grounded in patented methods for the treatment and use of organic matter, enabling a sustainable solution for waste management and resource recovery.
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